Job Title: Project Manager - Heat Pumps Location: Bristol Salary: £75k-£90k
Job Title: Project Manager - Heat Pumps
Location: Bristol
Salary: £75k-£90k
You will be delivering large-scale Ground Source (GSHP) and Air Source (ASHP) infrastructure—think district heating networks for tower blocks, 2MW+ energy centres for hospitals, and complex industrial retrofits.
The Role Reporting to the Construction Director, you will take full ownership of major renewable installations from pre-construction through to commissioning and handover.
- Project Delivery: Lead the delivery of renewable energy projects ranging from £2m-£10m
- m, managing the programme, budget, and quality.
- Technical Leadership: oversee the installation of complex mechanical plant rooms, large-scale heat pumps, and associated district heating pipework.
- Commercial Control: Manage JCT/NEC contracts, handle variations, and ensure commercial protection throughout the lifecycle of the build.
- Stakeholder Management: Act as the primary interface for high-profile clients (NHS, Local Authorities, Tier 1 Developers), managing expectations and reporting.
- Site Logistics: Manage specialist sub-contractors, including drilling teams (for GSHP), heavy lifting/cranage, and civil engineering partners.
- Experience: Proven track record as a Project Manager on mechanical/infrastructure projects valued at £2m+.
- Technical: Strong understanding of plant rooms, LTHW systems, chillers, or district heating. Experience with GSHP/ASHP is highly advantageous but not essential if you can demonstrate transferrable engineering competence.
- Contract Knowledge: Solid understanding of JCT and NEC forms of contract.
- Mindset: Solutions-focused. These projects are technically complex and often live environments; we need someone who solves problems, not just reports them
The Package
- Basic Salary: £75k - £90k (DOE)
- Vehicle: Company EV or generous car allowance
- Bonus: Performance-related project bonuses
- Pension & Private Health
- Progression: Clear pathway to Project Director